Cricket Council USA (CCUSA) is seeking volunteers for the upcoming 10th Edition of the US Open T20 tournament.

The golden edition of the tournament will be massive in terms of world class stars and entertainment and hence the cricket body wants to extend an invitation to all those cricket fans who want to be part of something successful.

Those interested can contact Teasha Porter at 561-392-4800 or email legal@maqgroup.com. When this is done, their accreditation can be done so that there is no issue with getting into the park and restricted areas on the days of the match.

This is the first time that CCUSA is seeking volunteers for the tournament because it has grown into comparison with a world event. Chairman Mahammad Qureshi welcomes those coming on board : “We are all in this for the development of the game of cricket in the US. Once you think that you can contribute in a meaningful way, then come on board and let’s make USA cricket great.”

The US Open T20 tournament gets off on December 12 and goes until December 17 at the Centre Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill.

The 10th edition of the US OPEN T20 tournament will bowl off Wednesday December 12. 2018 at 10 am and a good crowd is expected to show for the opening matches.

When the action bowls off it will mark 10 years of dedicated hard work by Mahammad Qureshi and Cricket Council USA. Wednesday will make a very special day in the history of cricket in America as while many cricket administrations have been struggling to survive, CCUSA has held firm.

A total of 34 teams will be on parade during the six days of the tournament as 24 will compete in the US OPEN and 10 will battle in the Youth US Open. Admission to these matches us free and CCUSA has also planned a concert for Saturday at the Central Broward Regional Park. Florida.

The too players all arrived during the evening on Tuesday and will be keen to showcase their talent when the action begins. The games will be televised live on DSport in India and also on Maqtv.com. a number of media outlets will also feed cricket fans around the world with the action as it unfolds.